NBA Draft tracker 2026 live updates: Knicks make another two trades in bonkers end to round 1

Well, that was quick.

The Knicks dealt their first-round pick to the Mavericks, for No. 30 Koa Peat, who was traded to the Suns for three picks and cash.

So the Knicks get five seconds and cash to cap a wild trade and end of the first round.

A strong-bodied forward who handles the ball like a guard, Peat dominates smaller defenders in the mid-post and creates mismatches everywhere.

A highly decorated, back-to-back national champion who offers elite floor-spacing, flawless defensive positioning, and unmatched winning intangibles.

A uniquely versatile forward with a robust 6’9 frame, Jefferson can entirely orchestrate an offense, famously becoming the first player in Big 12 history to notch multiple triple-doubles in conference play.

A physical, energetic rim protector who does the dirty work inside, Cenac is an elite screen-setter and vertical spacer.

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A physical, broad-shouldered enforcer in the paint who brings championship-level pedigree, interior defense, and elite screening.

A jumbo playmaker with elite floor vision, de Larrea uses his unique size at the point guard spot to pass over smaller perimeter defenders. Sergio de Larrea gives the Knicks a jumbo playmaker who adds size, vision and creativity.

An athletic, prototypical 3-and-D wing with a lightning-fast release who profiles as an ideal floor-spacer at the next level.

The Knicks traded this pick to the Lakers for cash considerations.

The Knicks and Lakers have swapped picks here as the Knicks move back a spot to No. 25 in exchange for cash considerations. Standby Knicks fans.

An athletic, high-energy rim-runner who plays with an entirely relentless motor and clears out space effectively on the offensive glass. Zuby Ejiofor gives the Hawks a big who can run the floor, rebound and defend.

A lightning-quick guard who excels in transition, Philon uses his change-of-pace handle to tear apart opposing defenses. 76er’s get another intriguing piece to an already solid core.

He averaged 11.9 points, 6.1 rebounds and 1.9 assists for the New Zealand Breakers, showing the all-around production that makes him an intriguing developmental piece. Karim Lopez gives Memphis a versatile wing who can defend, run the floor and add long-term upside around its young core.

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